How best can the grievances, against the Lords Resistance Army and the Government of Uganda, be addressed?
4. 1 It is crucial that the people affected by the armed conflict have a voice in defining how grievances should be addressed. This requires effective consultation with the affected populations and will demand financial resources, time and space. Faith based communities and civil society have a crucial role to play in facilitating such processes, giving voice to the voiceless. 4.2 The Juba peace process has reached a critical stage. With the conclusion of Agenda Item II, Comprehensive Solutions, discussions are now focused on Accountability and Reconciliation. The very fact the parties are discussing this at all is a significant step forward in the prospects for peace. Initial reports from the peace negotiations suggest they have almost reached agreement on a set of shared principles. Substantial progress has been made in acknowledging that violations have been committed on both sides. 4.3 The text of the submission by the LRA/M peace delegation in Juba on the occasion of the launching
